dbaccess configuration file

On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 13:31:41 -0400, hobbes wrote: There's no initialization script akin to .kshrc or such that dbaccess will automatically run for you at startup. Just create a script that contains the 'normal' setup commands like your SET LOCK MODE..., call it startup.sql and you can do QUERY>SELECT>startup>RUN each time you enter dbaccess. Alternatively, put all of these commands into a stored procedure and you can execute the procedure at the beginning of any SQL script you write. Art S. Kagel > Hello ! > > > Well i know that it had already been discussed here.... but maybe things > have changed since the last time. > > So this is it : > Is there a way to configure dbacces so that it start with some default > option: > > I mean , i'm tired of typinh each time => set lock mode to wait; and set > isolation to committed read..... > > So i've tried different syntax ... with no success ... > > Have somebody succedeed in this task from now ? > > > Thank You !

Hello ! Well i know that it had already been discussed here.... but maybe things have changed since the last time. So this is it : Is there a way to configure dbacces so that it start with some default option: I mean , i'm tired of typinh each time => set lock mode to wait; and set isolation to committed read..... So i've tried different syntax ... with no success ... Have somebody succedeed in this task from now ? Thank You !